Camping and Beach Chair Rack for Garage Storage with 4 Hooks

This is a solid unit for storing chairs. It’s sturdier than suggested by other reviews, IMO. I did add boards to span studs on install. I hung the top of the unit and let it hang and mounted the bottom. This was an error - I should have pushed the bottom up to level the top shelf front to back. But this is a minor loss…its main use is storing chairs and it does this well.

Easy to put together and works as described

Easy to assemble. I used better anchors and did on side into studs. It's not going anywhere. I have two sets of snow shoes, two camp chairs and a projector screen along with some fitness bands and stuff hanging.

This is a sturdy camping chair rack that perfectly holds my 6 camping chairs. The package comes with detailed installation instructions, which made it easy for me to quickly secure the rack to the wall. I'm really pleased with this rack! Highly recommend it.

Like many people, we had our camp chairs stacked in the corner of the garage. It took up valuable floor space, and taking one chair usually caused the rest of the pile to fall. This organizer let us make use of the vertical space on a wall in the garage. It holds 4 of the larger camp chairs (the kind with arms and cup holders) and one folding camp table with ease, and there is room for more. We can grab what we need without everything being tangled up. And I like that there is a shelf on top as well, perfect for the tiki torch fluid. I'm glad we have this organizer. Our garage looks and functions better.

Love this for the garage! Photo’d is 4 yard chairs. Metal sturdy rack. The hooks underneath aren’t huge, but will work for sun hats or some sort! Absolutely recommend!

It was pretty easy to assemble, and it's quite sturdy. There are 6 screws on the bracket that need to be unscrewed before installation. It works remarkably well.

I got this thinking it would be handy to have around to put things in while I used it as a hall coat rack. After assembling it and figuring a good place to install it with the main function as a coat hook, then my thought turned to what am I going to use the other part for? How many umbrellas do you have? Do you want them lying sideways, maybe wet, on top of your coats? The picture with the towels, do you want to roll your towels, stuff them sideways, then have to rotate them if you want to keep them "fresh". My point is the thing ends up being a coat rack with an unusable attachment to it. It's built well, so if you can think of a use for it better than I can good luck.